An adolescent client tells the nurse that they shower daily but still have a skin odor. Which action should the nurse take?
A. Reassure the adolescent that this is normal.
B. Recommend a strong body wash product.
C. Educate the client regarding the importance of increased water intake.
D. Notify the client's healthcare provider.
Answer: A
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The nurse is conducting a health history with a client with erectile dysfunction. Which finding(s) could provide a possible cause for the client's problem?
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a. Have the patient take the liquid iron with milk. b. Instruct the patient to take the medication through a plastic straw. c. Have the patient sip the medication slowly. d. Have the patient drink the medication, undiluted, from the unit-dose cup.
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